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Effects of home-based pulmonary rehabilitation on physical frailty in people with COPD and chronic respiratory failure.
S. Géphine (Québec (QC), Canada), J. Grosbois (Pérenchies, France), D. Saey (Québec (QC), Canada), F. Maltais (Québec (QC), Canada), P. Mucci (Lille, France)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Optimising the benefits of pulmonary rehabilitation
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Optimising the benefits of pulmonary rehabilitation
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